E208: Dr. Matt Morgan - Intensive Care Consultant, Professional Speaker and Medical Advisor

Trigger Warning: this episode discusses death, dying, intensive care, conversations about stopping treatment, imposter syndrome and failures in the NHS.Episode 209: Part of the Education and Workforce Development Series (Part 69)Description: In this powerful episode, Naman Julka-Anderson and Jo McNamara sit down with Dr Matt Morgan, Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine and a BMJ columnist. He is medical adviser to The National Theatre’s Nye starring Michael Sheen, BBC Radio 4’s Best Medicine, Casualty, and Channel 4’s Stepping Up. Across three books, CRITICAL, ONE MEDICINE and A SECOND ACT, he explores survival, connection and what it means to live. He has authored over 50 scientific papers after a PhD in artificial intelligence and broadcasts on BBC Radio 4, CNN and the BBC. He lectures internationally, serves on the BMJ Commission on the Future of the NHS, lives in Cardiff, and loves ice cream.In this insightful episode, Naman Julka-Anderson and Jo McNamara sit down with Matt to discuss his career, intensive care and artificial intelligence. CPD Reflection Points:What key learning did you take away from this podcast and how does it relate to your practice?How could new technologies such as AI support patient care while maintaining a person-centred approach?How can rehabilitation and supportive care be strengthened to improve patient outcomes and experience?Complete this form for your accredited digital badge: Digital Badge Form.Links from the Episode:Dr. Matt MorganRad Chat Links:Rad Chat WebsiteLink TreeFacebookInstagramLinkedInTikTokBlueSkyYouTubeCredits: Music and jingle credits: Dr. Ben Potts and Adam Cooke.© Rad Chat 2025. All rights reserved.  We (or our licensors) own all intellectual property rights in this podcast and all related content, online and offline.  You may not use, copy, modify, download, archive, reproduce, distribute, display, publish, licence, create derivative works from or commercially exploit any part of our content unless we expressly agree in writing.  You must not use any images, audio, video, graphics or clips separately from their accompanying context.  Please acknowledge Rad Chat (and any identified contributors) clearly whenever referencing or sharing our content.